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Strange baby is born twice
Lynlee Hope, a girl with a dead-end bone tumor from the time she was a fetus had to undergo surgery during her womb.
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Strange story: The young male survives the tail about 18cm long
According to Dailymail, doctors have just completed an operation longer than 1 hour to remove the 17.78 cm long tail on a young Indian male.
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The first successful live uterine transplant in the United States
Four American women received uterine transplants from living donors at Baylor University Hospital in Dallas, USA. This is the first time the US has performed a live uter…
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Other artificial heart valves are how to have a heart valve
Mechanical valves are made of artificial materials, biological valves made from natural materials, usually from the pig's pericardium or the pericardium.
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Use highly elastic biological materials to regenerate bone
Northwestern University researchers have invented an artificial biological material that stimulates bone regeneration when transplanted into a patient's body.
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Italian doctors prove that a head transplant surgery can be successful
Dr. Sergio Canavero confirms the success of treating paralyzed animals can prove the feasibility of head implant surgery.
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Nano-sized metal fish, carrying swimming drugs in the blood to the necessary position in the body
Less than 100 times smaller than sand grains, the head and tail are made of gold, the body is made of nickel, connected by silver, can carry drugs into the blood vessels,
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Life after one year of the first baby is paired
Through a history of two-handed transplantation, 9-year-old Zion Harvey (USA) has now done what she never thought she could, from throwing balls to banana trees.
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Patients are more likely to die if they have surgery at night
Medical doctors are tired and lack of personnel, night surgeries are more than twice as likely to cause death compared to daytime surgeries.
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Medieval treatments still circulate so far
Some medieval treatments such as bee venom, skull chisel or stool culture are still in use today, although modern medicine has developed.
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The new brain map revealed 97 unknown regions
The 21st century human brain map shows that each hemisphere has 180 distinct regions, of which 97 have never been discovered before.
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The first man implanted both hands in England
Two-handed metal presses cut off hands three years ago, and Chris King first successfully implanted both hands in the UK.
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The implant has a hand that is nourished on the leg
The transplant, which lasted more than 10 hours, completely restored the arm to a knife-cut worker in 2013.
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Chinese doctor: Do not consider the first implant to be a monster
Xiaoping Ren said that a head transplant would save many lives and it is important to change the notion that the first transplant is a monster.
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China will be grafting its head for the first time in history
Chinese doctors are ambitious to transplant one person's body to another for the first time in history, despite the international community's opposition to moral standar…